'The difference in rainfall is understood from plants.' Does this statement seem appropriate? The difference in rainfall is noticeable from something else.
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'The difference in rainfall is understood from plants.' Does this statement seem appropriate? The difference in rainfall is noticeable from something else.
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Plants help in bringing rain through transpiration. Transpiration is the process in which aerial parts of the plants lose water as water vapor during photosynthesis. This water is then added to the normal moisture of the air making the air saturated faster and bringing rain.
As temperatures rise and the air becomes warmer, more moisture evaporates from land and water into the atmosphere. More moisture in the air generally means we can expect more rain and snow (called precipitation) and more heavy downpours.
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